So what does your business need?
If you’re a corporation, things are more complex. You will need a Shareholders’ Agreement (to establish the rights and relationships between owners), Bylaws (to establish rules for how the company will run), and Resolutions (to establish additional rules or modify existing ones).If you’re an LLC, you will need an Operating Agreement to accomplish the goals of protecting rights and establishing rules that corporations need two documents to accomplish. If you’re a partnership, you will need a Partnership Agreement, a document very similar to an Operating Agreement, but also includes specialized issues that affect partnerships in particular. At Garrett, Walker & Aycoth our passion is to help you succeed by equipping you with more than just a shiny new entity. We have the legal knowledge, business wisdom, and drafting skill to help you craft documents that will be ideal for your organization and its unique circumstances. Call us today at (336) 379-0539 to schedule a free, in-depth consultation.
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